Forest City man hospitalized after vehicle rollover
HANCOCK COUNTY – A Forest City man was hospitalized in Mason City after a vehicle rollover Tuesday afternoon. Authorities were called to a crash site in Hancock county Tuesday at about 4:30
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HANCOCK COUNTY – A Forest City man was hospitalized in Mason City after a vehicle rollover Tuesday afternoon. Authorities were called to a crash site in Hancock county Tuesday at about 4:30
MASON CITY – NIACC’s Kadejah Young signed a national letter of intent to play basketball next season at William Penn University, an NAIA school in Oskaloosa. William Penn, which is a member
VENTURA – The Iowa Department of Natural Resources was called on May 12 because one private sewer hook up malfunctioned on East Lake street and seeped into the waters of Clear Lake.
ROCK FALLS – Effective Wednesday May, 14, 2014 the water system at Wilkinson Campground in Rock Falls, IA is in full operation. With the water being fully operational the camping rates will
CEDAR RAPIDS – A felon who possessed a sawed-off shotgun was convicted by a jury Tuesday after a two-day trial in federal court in Cedar Rapids. Patrelle Jose Green-Bowman, age 21, from
DES MOINES – Gov. Terry E. Branstad today announced he will sign House File 2459 Friday, May 16, 2014, at noon. The bill signing will be held at West Des Moines Public Safety Station
MASON CITY – The Lime Creek Nature Center has set its Day Camp schedule for the summer. The Tiny Tots and Insectigation camps are co-sponsored with the Mason City Recreation Department. Registration
SWALEDALE – The Swaldedale town council wrestled with a decision on how to repair an experiment gone wrong. Just a few years ago, the sidewalk in front of the Swaledale public library
OTTUMWA, IA – A six-week pregnant woman in this mid-sized Iowa town is said to have been served a cheeseburger laced with marijuana from her favorite McDonald’s restaurant. According to a report
FOREST CITY – This spring will be the third consecutive year that the Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps will hold their spring training on the Waldorf College campus. They will be
DES MOINES – This week, the Iowa Supreme Court issued an order requesting public comment on The Iowa State Bar Association’s (ISBA) recommendation to allow graduates of Iowa’s two law schools to
DES MOINES – A North Iowa man purchased some instant-scratch tickets on a suggestion from a co-worker and ended up winning a $100,000 top prize. Matthew Spangenberg of Hampton and a co-worker stopped
HAMPTON – A swaledale man who led law enforcement on a dangerous chase throughout North Iowa was sentenced to five years in prison Tuesday. Mason City police said the trouble with 34-year-old
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, today released the following statement regarding legislation he is drafting to prevent the Federal Communications Commission from expanding its authority over the Internet: “The
MASON CITY – A Mason City man will stand trial in June, accused of helping to hide a wanted Swaledale man. Mason City police applied for an arrest warrant for 56-year-old Robert
MASON CITY – Two Algona women arrested in 2012 in connection to an investigation into forged prescriptions were eventually given light sentences, court records show. Gina Splitt, age 36, had been charged
IOWA CITY – University of Iowa director of track and field Larry Wieczorek announced Wednesday that Reno Tuufuli has committed to join the Hawkeyes in 2014. Tuufuli attends Liberty High School in
DES MOINES – Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz launched his second campaign ad Wednesday, as he battles several other candidates for the Republican nod in his bid for Congress. In the